Compute! Issue 88 - September 1987. Computers in the Classroom: Ten Years and Counting - Computers in the Classroom Part I: How It Was - Computers in the Classroom Part II: Current Trends - Computers in the Classroom Part III: The Next 10 Years - Computer Learning Month: An Enthusiastic Start - Monte Carlo - I Didn't Know You Could Do That with a Computer! - ProWrite for the Amiga - Tornado Notes - Warship - PHM Pegasus - Create a Calendar - The Editor's Notes - Readers' Feedback Colorful Text - Readers' Feedback Serial Printing with SpeedScript - Readers' Feedback An Atari Adventure - Readers' Feedback ST Reference Books - Readers' Feedback Transferring Files From Commodore to IBM PC - Readers' Feedback Two Chores at Once - Readers' Feedback Compiled Applesoft? - The Beginner's Page Interactive Programming - The World Inside the Computer Music, Video, and FOR-NEXT Loops - Microscope The Micros Market Gets Serious - Telecomputing Today Just When You Thought It Was Safe - Computers and Society The Classroom Computer--A Tool for Teachers - INSIGHT: Atari Machine Language Graphics - ST Outlook One Last Bug - IBM Personal Computing Creating a Blues Symphony - AmigaView The Great Amiga Reboot - Smart Alec - QuickChange: Easy Color Setting for the IBM PC/PCjr - Atari BASIC Search and Display - Audio Recorder for Apple II - Amiga SuperMenus - Atari XL/XE Hidden RAM - Amiga and 64 Ramdisk Files - Applesoft Line Lister - 64+

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